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    Server Hardening Checklist: Fortify your server environment

    Server hardening involves ensuring the security of a server by reducing its vulnerabilities and attack surface A well-executed hardening process protects sensitive data, maintains operational integrity, and ensures compliance with regulatory standards. This comprehensive server hardening checklist will guide you through the necessary steps to fortify your server environment. Server Hardening Checklist 1. Operating System Hardening Operating system hardening is…

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    Cisco confirms attackers stole data, shuts down access to compromised DevHub environment

    Cisco has closed public access to one of its third-party developer environments after threat actors successfully stole data from a public-facing DevHub environment. On 14 October, the prominent threat actor IntelBroker posted on BreachForums that they compromised data including source code, hard-coded credentials, certificates, API tokens, private and public keys, AWS private buckets, Docker builds, and Azure storage buckets as…

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    Managing security in a diverse cloud environment

    There are clear benefits to having a diverse cloud environment in business. Whether it’s to meet the scalability requirements of a growing organization, to take advantage of the much lower costs of a proper multi-cloud approach, or to keep data secure through a hybrid cloud solution, there’s every reason for leaders to double down on the cloud However, embracing and…

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    How to Set and Use Environment Variables In Bash Script

    In bash scripting, environment variables are used to save and manage the data to modify the processes in the system. Using the bash scripts, you can use the environment variables to configure the system process. Environment variables also offer security and transmit the information from one script to another. Hence, there are multiple uses of environment variables that you can…

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